- of Scotland. It was
created in 1660 for John Scrymgeour, 3rd
Viscount Dudhope. At his
death in 1668, the Duke of
Lauderdale declared that the
first Earl...
-
Dudhope Castle is an
extended late
medieval tower house located on the
southern face of
Dundee Law in Dundee, Scotland. The
castle was
originally built...
-
built by
David Graham in 1562 on the site of a
hunting lodge of 1460.
Dudhope Castle,
originally the seat of the
Scrymgeour family,
dates to the late...
- Lords.
Lauderdale was
proprietor of the
lands and
lordship of
Dundee and
Dudhope, and the
decree of the
Lords against him was
issued in
March 1683 for the...
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Scrimgeour of
Dudhope in 1577, and was
known as "Lady
Dudhope".
Prior to the marriage,
Scrimgeour gave her the
lands of the
Mains of
Dudhope with
Dudhope Mill...
-
constable of
Dundee acquired the
lands of
Dudhope in 1495 that was near to the city.
There they
later built Dudhope Castle which was the chief's seat until...
-
Scrymgeour (born 21
August 1980)
Henry David Scrymgeour-Wedderburn,
Viscount Dudhope (born 20 June 1982). Lady
Flora Hermione Vera
Scrymgeour (born 3 November...
- John
Scrymgeour or Scrimgeour, 1st
Viscount of
Dudhope (died 7
March 1642 or 1643) was a
Scottish politician. He
succeeded his
father James Scrimgeour...
- Scrymgeour, the
daughter of Sir
James (aka Seumas)
Scrymgeour of Gl****ary &
Dudhope,
constable of
Dundee and they had four sons and
seven daughters. The eldest...
- Scrymgeour-Wedderburn. Henry's son
proved his
claim as heir to the
Viscountcy of
Dudhope in 1952 and the
Earldom of
Dundee in 1953. The Earl of
Lauderdale holds...
